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Big Exodus To Dubbo Conference
DELEGATES representing country areas throughout New South Wales arrived at Dubbo this afternoon for the A.L.P. Provincial ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NATURALLY GIFTED MEN
It was while Mr. James Lyons was a [?]ad in his teens that he discovered he was possessed of an extraordinary power, which enabled him to bring health, strength, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Tram Men's Graceful Tribute
On the occasion of the fatal accident to tramway conductor J. Giles last month, taxi-man Charles Zak haroff happened to be on the spot, and placed his can at the disposal of the injured man's wife for three hours free of cost. On Thursday the men of Waverley Depot shewed ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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More Money For Defence
THE permanent military start is to be increased by bringing the total strength to 1762, decided the Commonwealth Military Board, which ...
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PAINTED BLACK BY THE POLICE
"IT seems to me that Finnie is a bad lot," remarked Judge Edwards, in the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court yesterday, following ...
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SEASIDE WAYS
There is noting more desirable than a frolic on the water's edge on a hot day, as these two happy girls found out yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RESULT OF INJURY.
Mr. ANDREW KENNEDY, Wagga, N.S.W., late of Mangeplah, says: "I met with a bad accident, through a fall off a wagon in 1921, and injured my shoulder to such ...
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NOT TO ABOLISH
The suggestion that the Government intended to abolish the substantive rank higher than colonel in the army was dented to-day by the ...
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INSOMNIA AND HEADACHES.
Mr. ANDERSON, Mangeplah Wagga. N.S.W. says "For some time I suffered intensely with my head, which rendered me unfit for work, and I had lost all ...
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WORKING WEEK IN INDUSTRY
Plans seeking the re-organisation of the cotton and wool taxtile industries throughout the world will be considered at the ...
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LEGAL MEN DISCUSS NEW BILL
NUMEROUS proposed amendments to the Legal Practitioners' Bill, which will come before the Legislative Council this ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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£250 FOR W.A. MINERS.
THE Central Council of the Minors' Federation yesterday received reports from various districts, including Queensland, Tasmania, the ...
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NERVOUS BREAKDOWN.
From Mrs. RYAN, late of Grong Grong, N.S.W.: "Dear Mr. Lyons,--I am writing to tell you that since I underwent a course of treatment in Sydney I have been in the ...
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ARMY CHIEF TO RECEIVE £2000 A YEAR
Confirmation that the new chief of the General Staff. Colonel Laverack, would receive £2000 a year, was given to-day by the Minister for ...
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RADIO EXPANSION OVERSEAS
Amalgamated Wireless (Asia) Ltd, has received information of several interesting applications of wireless for short marine services. In ...
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CHRONIC HEADACHES.
Mrs. W. LAWRENCE, [?] Jordon Street. Malvern (late of Winchendon Vale, via Temora, N.S.W.), writes a letter which steaks for itself: "Dear Mr. Lyons,--I am ...
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TRYING TO BEAT THE LIGHT
Sydney, in common with other cities where traffic light signals are in operation, is experiencing amber light trouble, declares the N.R.M.A. ...
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CONGESTED LIVER AND STOMACH AND RHEUMATISM.
Mrs. BRADY, [?]. Elizabeth Street, West Geelong, Mrs. Brady underwent a course of this wonderful treatment about five years age for Indigestion, Congested Liver ...
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RHEUMATOID-ARTHRITIS.
"Dear Mr. Lyons,--I am writing to let you know how my daughter Alice is progressing. You would be delighted if you could [?]eo her now. She is able to skip ...
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NEW SITE FOR ST. ANDREW'S
Among the matters discussed at yesterday's meeting of State Cabinet, which lasted for over four hours, was the proposed site ...
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GOVT. URGED TO ACT
At the first meeting of the south-west organising committee, held here this week, the secretary was instructed to make ...
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PROFIT IS SHOWN BY CITY TATT'S
At the annual meeting of City Tattersall's Club last night the balance sheet for the year ended December 31, 1934, disclosed a net ...
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SECRETARY NOW FOR 20 YEARS
For the 20th successive year elected as secretary of the Newcastle branch of the Meat Industry Employee's Union, Mr. A. D, Walkr was warmly congratulated by ...
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HEART TROUBLES.
Mrs. PICKERING, Melvor Street, Cheltenham, Victoria.--Mrs, Pickering was brought to Mr. Lyons and Son about 15 months ago. She had been in a weak and delicate state. ...
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PEARLING INDUSTRY
A grant of £5000 to assist the pearling industry, which is liable to collapse with disastrous results to pearlers on the north and ...
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LEFT FOOT, RIGHT FOOT
Temporary inspectors attached to the Department of Agriculture and employed in the citrus areas in Gosford, are having a particularly ...
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NEW ROADS ON NORTH COAST
With the completion of about 80 miles of new road between Benalbo and Woodenbong, there is provided a direct route from the ...
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VARICOSE VEINS.
Mrs. MARTIN RAVA, of Grong Grong, N.S.W.--Mrs. Rava was for many years almost an invalid with varicose veins, sluggish liver, and bad circulation of the blood, ...
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FED. CABINET MEETING
The questions of rural rehabilitation and assistance to the wheat industry were held over by the Federal Cabinet to-day for consideration ...
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SCIATICA.
Mr. ARMBTRONG, of Frogmore, Burrows, New South Wales, was cured six years ago. He was an invalid for two years, His complaint was sciatica. So ...
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TARIFF PROTEST
Representatives of the spinning and manufacturing sections of the cotton Industry to-day protested to the Minister for Customs, Mr. White, ...
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TO-DAY'S COURTS
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VELODROME BUCKJUMPING
Buckjumping still attracts crowds to Canterbury Velodrome on Saturday nights. Lance Skuthorp and company give exhibitions on flery ...
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ROLL-STUFFING CHARGES
At its meeting yesterday the State Cabinet gave consideration to the premier's suggestion that he would Institute an inquiry to charges of ...
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RHEUMATOID-ARTHRITIS.
Miss A. COMERFORD, Clerk, Hill Street, Wentworthville, Sydney: "Dear Mr. Lyons,--I became very run-dowh in health, and in July, 1920, contracted ...
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CYCLIST UNCONCIOUS FOR THREE DAYS
Norman Mayo. 32, single, of Barton Street, Mayfield, who was badly injured in a motor cycle-motor lorry collision on the Tighe's Hill ...
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Advertising
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RHEUMATISM.
Mr. PRANK WHITE, Wagga. N.S.W. "Dear Mr. Lyons.--You will remember that I went to you about 18 years age, almost an invalid, with rheumatism in the legs, ...
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Advertising
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SUNDAY BAND MUSIC
Taronga Park: 2.45 p.m "A" Division, Metropolitan Band. Conductor, John Palmer, Manly Wharf, Circular Quay: 1.45 ...
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